Goods are scarce because

a. of greed; if human beings were not so selfish, goods would not be scarce.
b. the desire for goods is far greater than their availability from nature.
c. of competition; if people were not so competitive, it would be possible to satisfy people's
desire for material goods.
d. of private property; if things were not owned privately, scar


b. the desire for goods is far greater than their availability from nature.

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